One visit per year prevents the January breakdown. Our 20-point inspection catches small problems before they become expensive ones.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Tune-Up | $89 | 20-point inspection, filter check, written report |
| Tune-Up + New 1″ Filter | $99–$109 | Everything above + standard filter replacement |
| Tune-Up + Media Filter | $129–$149 | Everything above + 4″ media filter replacement |
| Service Plan (2 visits/yr) | $149/yr | Furnace tune-up + AC tune-up, priority scheduling |
Best time: August–October. Before heating season. If a problem is found, you have time to fix it before you need the furnace.
Is a furnace tune-up worth it?
Yes. A $99–$149 tune-up that catches a $50 ignitor problem prevents a $200–$400 emergency call in January. Plus, a well-tuned furnace runs 5–15% more efficiently.
How long does a furnace tune-up take?
60–90 minutes for a typical Denver Metro furnace. We give you a window and call ahead when we’re on our way.
Do I need a tune-up on a new furnace?
After year one, yes. The manufacturer warranty typically requires documented annual maintenance. Skipping tune-ups can void your warranty claim.
Fall slots fill up fast. Book now and beat the rush.
Don't wait 'til it's too late. When the first cold snap hits, everybody calls at once — and a dead furnace on a Sunday night costs a whole lot more than a tune-up. We're booking September furnace checkups now, while the calendar is still wide open.
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